Review and promotional details for the Amorphis album, “Borderland,” focusing heavily on its musical direction and production choices. Several critics highlight that the album marks a return to the band’s melodic and accessible form after the more complex, “overprogish” structures found on the preceding record, “Halo.” The reviews praise the new direction for its emotional depth, clear production by Jacob Hansen, and its ability to balance familiar folk-metal elements with a consistently high level of aggression and quality. Furthermore, the sources mention that the album features lyrics by Pekka Kainulainen addressing themes of ancestral resilience and an evocative cover art by Marald van Haasteren. While noting the album’s general uniformity or formulaic approach across tracks, the consensus is that “Borderland” successfully continues the band’s tradition of producing high-quality, powerful metal with a warm, enveloping atmosphere.
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